Nick Evan

[QUOTE=saldainis;1069069]hi guys, i'm new in c++ programming[/QUOTE] Do you realize that the program you've posted has nothing to do with C++? It's C.

[QUOTE=Ezzaral;1065270]Perhaps the OP means "cute" girl? That 'e' can make a lot of difference :)[/QUOTE] Probably an Emo-kid. They like cutting. [attach]12815[/attach]

Would you like to try that again in English?

Well, good luck [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html"]with that[/URL]!

And there seems to missing a small detail called [icode]int main()[/icode] :icon_wink:

[QUOTE]How do you for loop into a while loop?? [/quote] [attach]12838[/attach] But on a serious note (in C++ for example): [code=c++] int outer = 0; while (outer < 10){ for (int inner = 0; inner < 10; ++inner){ cout << "outer: " << outer << " inner: " << inner …

First of all, replace all your getch() with cin.get(). Your class animal_game has 2 members function, but they're not implemented, so this wont compile because if you say you'll return a value from a function you [B]need[/B] to return a value from a function :) Change your class to [code=cplusplus] …

[QUOTE=tak99;1067388]pointless post above, im not taking this class by choice. nor do i care for it. i just want to finish this assignment, and your 2cents was no help.[/QUOTE] So with 'i just want to finish this assignment' you mean : 'i just want [B]YOU[/B] to finish this assignment'? I …

An education in programming helps. But most of all: *a lot* of practice. The best thing is to have a job in the C++-field, because you can pick up a lot form co-workers and you'll constantly get new projects which will push the boundaries of your knowledge.

[quote] Ok I bought the 2 bookies[/quote] [quote]So do I buy those books or no???[/quote] Well, I guess you already did, didn't you? [quote] And can I use visual c 2005 .NET one to compile? or no?[/quote] Yes you can, download the express-version free from [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/"]here[/URL] . You could also …

What do you mean "most likely ", you didn't try to compile the code yet? What exactly is your question?

try this: [code] #include <iostream> #include <string> int main () { std::string test = "test 1-2-3"; std::cout << test; }[/code] Note that C++ is case sensitive. string != String

[QUOTE=GeekByChoiCe;1064444]you asked this question already here: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread241370.html[/url] [/QUOTE] I agree. If you see double threads in the future, you can click the 'flag bad post' link so that a moderator can come along and merge or close the threads. Closed.

[URL="http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencv/"]OpenCV[/URL]

[URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread242895.html"]Double thread.[/URL] Closed.

I suggest you use getline() to get input from the user. Getline takes in input until a newline (enter) is detected. This is handy in you case, because you need 2 words (first and last name). To erase the element from the vector, you can use the erase method from …

From PM: [quote=yasssir87] i want to delete this post [/quote] We don't delete posts here. You can just ignore this thread and mark it as 'solved' to ensure that no-one wasts his/her time on this.

Vectors are indeed the way to go. But not with fixed sizes as recommended to you by 'other people'. Here's an example of what I mean: [CODE] #include <vector> #include <iostream> int main(){ std::vector<std::vector<CString> > your2darray; std::vector<CString> row; row.push_back("col 1.1"); row.push_back("col 1.2"); row.push_back("col 1.3"); your2darray.push_back(row); // push 1 row in …

[QUOTE=gerard4143;1063289]Boy something is wrong here...This is the C forum[/QUOTE] Moved.

So what have you done so far?

[QUOTE=Thraxus;1063693]In case anyone actually followed this, I ended up redoing the code completely. It's longer, but more streamlined. Again, I need lessons in refining my code; however, I'm pretty happy with the result. I'll post the code if anyone is interested. Otherwise, I'll save the Daniweb DB some space.[/QUOTE] Thank …

All the thing mentioned by you [I]could[/I] speed up your program. But the main question is: Why are you loading 100 mb of data in your memory? This might be a good time to review your algorithm!

[QUOTE=asator;1061712]i cant drop it now ! or i'll have another semester ! cause of these 3 hours ! so no i wont drop it .[/QUOTE] So you haven't got a clue how to solve the problem, but you refuse to drop the course because you think you'll get some free …

Moved & closed due to double thread. Discussion continued [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post1061701.html#post1061701"]here [/URL]

This thread is over a year old (as is the other thread you replied to), so the person has probably fixed it allready. ;) And it's not the PSU because then Windows wouldn't start. Regards Niek

moved.

[QUOTE=grafas7;1060141] but still i dont think i need this one[/QUOTE] Then you're wrong. Looks like the 'perfect' function for a 2d-array.

In assembly? Are you sure?

[QUOTE=vb5prgrmr;1060933] Please in the future start your own thread[/QUOTE] I've split the posts from the other thread, but have no clue what the OP is asking, hence the thread-title. In the future, you can click the 'flag bad post' link and a moderator will come along and split the thread …

this is wrong: [icode]mi = KM_MI * km; [/icode] "KM_MI" == km per mile. So if you already have km and want to go to miles, you should divide by this number, not multiply: [icode]mi = km / KM_MI ; [/icode] Same error is in your liters->gallons conversion

[QUOTE=vegaseat;1044336]If I wouldn't have voted for myself, I would have voted for you![/QUOTE] I can't even vote for myself, because I'm not an option in the poll :)

[QUOTE=DdoubleD;1059490]First, change this post to NOT be a snippet because that is not what a SNIPPET is for! Where it asks for "What are you posting?", just use the default: Forum Thread[/QUOTE] I've gone ahead and changed. I couldn't find a question anywhere in there though. :icon_confused:

Hmm, I couldn't think of something worse: [CODE=c++]#include <iostream> int main (){char ____ ='c',___[3] ,__=____;{{{{{ std::cout<<++____<<(char)((____&__)+21) <<__<< (char)(____+(7*sizeof(char)));}} }}}____ = 0x6F; __=(char)(sizeof(int) *sizeof(int)*sizeof(int)+50); memcpy(___, "ll", sizeof(char)*sizeof(___));std::cout <<__<<____<<___;} [/CODE]

str[80] just means: an array of 80-chars. They just chose 'more then enough' characters. 100 would also be fine, or 30. If you're serious about learning C++, then drop the characterarray as soon as possible. std::strings are the way to go: [code=c++] #include <iostream> #include <string> int main (){ std::string …

[QUOTE=mksinghal;1059900] so i give you my code as given link above....[/QUOTE] Stop spamming your website. We understood the first time you linked to it. Double posts were removed.

You can't edit your posts 30 minutes after posting. I think the lay-out looks ok, but if you want you can make a new one and PM it to me. I'll replace the text with whatever you send me :)

This questions is asked 'bout once a week. Here are some [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/search/search.php?q=thesis"]related topics[/URL] found with the 'search' function. And with a few other keywords: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/search/search.php?q=Final+year+Project"]click [/URL]

[QUOTE=UberJoker;1057205]f you can tell me How i can format the code and post it i will do so. Thanks.[/QUOTE] With a code-beautifier or by hand. You could start with removing all the extra white-lines in the code. What IDE are you using? If you're using Visual, then simply press, ctrl-a, …

[QUOTE=nav33n;1050011]Are you a bot ? Or do you/your team copy paste the same thing in all the threads you bump once in a while ?[/QUOTE] The last post by this user had a link in it to some site (and it got snipped). I guess they forgot to put the …

[QUOTE=Lukezzz;1057142]Yes the -= seemed to work to decrease it in the same way. Hope it is programatically correct to do so :) [/QUOTE] It is :)

Let's not start this discussion *again*

[QUOTE=jbennet;1052236]not sure about the port etc...[/QUOTE] [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread194321.html"]Click[/URL]

[QUOTE=nishant4263;582067] why you are not sending me any reply. iam trying for along time .[/QUOTE] Perhaps because his/her post is 3 years old?

[QUOTE=Colin Mac;848692]You could go with ten IR LEDS and ten IR phototransistors and use this simple circuit. [IMG]http://www.reconnsworld.com/ir_ultrasonic/basicirdetectemit.gif[/IMG][/quote] The circuit is good, but I would use a variable resistor for R2, so you can modify the detection-distance. I've used the Sharp GP2D12 a while back in a small project I …

[QUOTE=jonsca;1054971] It doesn't really matter _that_ much, but this is more of a C program than a C++ one :)[/QUOTE] Agreed. Moved.

The number now only represents "registered members". In the past non-registered users also added to this number (like google-crawlers etc). The difference is this: In the past the line meant "655,245 members. 2000 random connections are currently online" Now the line means "655,245 members. 20 of these members are currently …

The problem is that the OP put color-tags in his post. Then Adatapost came along and saw that the post needed code-tags and encased the code (with the color-tags in them!) in code-tags. This resulted in tags-in-tags :) I've edited the post. It should be fine now!

Downloading books? That doesn't sound very legal to me. Thread closed.

So what have you done so far? No free homework here. And what language do you intend to use?

[QUOTE=Narue;1053594][B]>You can also do this: <snip conio.h crap>[/B] You [i]can[/i] do that...but don't teach it to others. Using conio.h is like bumping uglies with a fat chick. A lot of guys might do it, but they don't talk about it. Such is the way with bad programming practices.[/QUOTE] This may …